Phase Transitions on 1d Long-Range Ising Models with Decaying Fields: A Direct Proof via Contours

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Autori principali: Affonso, Lucas, Bissacot, Rodrigo, Corsini, Henrique, Welsch, Kelvyn
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author Affonso, Lucas
Bissacot, Rodrigo
Corsini, Henrique
Welsch, Kelvyn
author_facet Affonso, Lucas
Bissacot, Rodrigo
Corsini, Henrique
Welsch, Kelvyn
contents Following seminal work by J. Fröhlich and T. Spencer on the critical exponent $α=2$, we give a proof via contours of phase transition in the one-dimensional long-range ferromagnetic Ising model in the entire region of decay, where phase transition is known to occur, i.e., polynomial decay $α\in (1,2]$. No assumptions that the nearest-neighbor interaction $J(1)$ is large are made. The robustness of the method also yields a proof of phase transition in the presence of a nonsummable external field that decays sufficiently fast.
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spellingShingle Phase Transitions on 1d Long-Range Ising Models with Decaying Fields: A Direct Proof via Contours
Affonso, Lucas
Bissacot, Rodrigo
Corsini, Henrique
Welsch, Kelvyn
Mathematical Physics
Statistical Mechanics
Probability
82B05, 82B26, 82B20, 82Bxx
Following seminal work by J. Fröhlich and T. Spencer on the critical exponent $α=2$, we give a proof via contours of phase transition in the one-dimensional long-range ferromagnetic Ising model in the entire region of decay, where phase transition is known to occur, i.e., polynomial decay $α\in (1,2]$. No assumptions that the nearest-neighbor interaction $J(1)$ is large are made. The robustness of the method also yields a proof of phase transition in the presence of a nonsummable external field that decays sufficiently fast.
title Phase Transitions on 1d Long-Range Ising Models with Decaying Fields: A Direct Proof via Contours
topic Mathematical Physics
Statistical Mechanics
Probability
82B05, 82B26, 82B20, 82Bxx
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.07098